CUBRID Manager HTTPD Variables

How to Change Setting for CM HTTPD?

You can edit the conf/cm_httpd.conf text file in order to configure the CUBRID Manager httpd service. Note that if any configuration is changed, CUBRID Manager Service must be restarted. Refer to Start/Stop CUBRID Manager.

User Permissions Setting

• user user <group>. Default: nobody; If the master process is run as root, then cub_cmhttpd will setuid()/setgid() to USER/GROUP. If GROUP is not specified, then cub_cmhttpd uses the same name as USER. By default it's nobody user.

HTTP Server Parameter Setting

• client_max_body_size size. Default: 1024m; Specifies the maximum accepted body size of a client request, as indicated by the request header Content-Length.
• keepalive_timeout  timeout <header_timeout>. Default: 65; The first parameter assigns the timeout for keep-alive connections with the client. The server will close connections after this time. The second optional parameter assigns the time value in the header Keep-Alive: timeout=time of the response. This header can convince some browsers to close the connection, so that the server does not have to. Without this parameter, httpd does not send a Keep-Alive header (though this is not what makes a connection "keep-alive").
• server
• listen port. Default: 8282; Specifies the host port to listen httpd request and work for CWM web app.
• ssl on / off. Default: on; Enable or disable SSL/HTTPS on the server.
• ssl_certificate fileName. Default: cm_httpd.crt; This directive specifies the file containing the certificate, in PEM format, for this virtual host. This file can contain also other certificates and the server private key.
• ssl_certificate_key fileName. Default: cm_httpd.key; This directive specifies the file containing the private key, in PEM format, for this virtual host.
• ssl_session_timeout time. Default: 60m; This directive defines the maximum time during which the client can re-use the previously negotiated cryptographic parameters of the secure session that is stored in the SSL cache.
• ssl_protocols <SSLv2> <SSLv3> <TLSv1> <TLSv1.1> <TLSv1.2>. Default: SSLv2 SSLv3 TLSv1; This directive specifies the SSL protocol versions enabled.
• ssl_ciphers ciphers. Default: HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5; This directive describes the list of cipher suites the server supports for establishing a secure connection. Cipher suites are specified in the OpenSSL cipherlist format.
• ssl_prefer_server_ciphers on / off. Default: on; The server requires that the cipher suite list for protocols SSLv3 and TLSv1 are to be preferred over the client supported cipher suite list.